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The length l meters of a metal rod at temperature `theta^(@)C` is given by `l=2 + 0.5theta + 0.4 theta^(2)`. Determine the rate of change of length with respect to temperature (i) where `theta = 100^(@)C`, (ii) when `theta = 20^(@)C`.

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